7Bet Sister Sites

Short answer: yes, 7Bet has sister sites, and they are unusually easy to pin down because they all sit under one licensed operator. The brand is run by Anakatech Interactive Limited, a Sofia-based company, and 7Bet is one of its white-label brands. That last word matters, so it is worth understanding before you read too much into the name.

One thing needs clearing up first, because plenty of “non-UK” and offshore round-ups get it wrong: 7bet.co.uk is a UK-licensed site. It appears on Anakatech’s own domain list on the Gambling Commission’s public register, so it operates inside the UK system with the same consumer protections as any other Commission-licensed casino. If you have seen 7Bet described as an offshore or non-UK operator, that description does not match the register.

Who actually runs 7Bet

The operator is Anakatech Interactive Limited, Gambling Commission account number 48789, registered at Alabin 1, Telus Tower, Sofia, Bulgaria. It has held a remote casino licence since 23 November 2017 and added remote betting licences more recently. The 7Bet brand itself started in Lithuania around 2020 and arrived in the UK market in 2024.

The detail that shapes everything else is the phrase “white label”. 7Bet is not a company in its own right on the register; it is a brand and a domain running on Anakatech’s licence and platform. In practice a separate marketing partner may handle the look, the promotions and the target audience, while Anakatech supplies the licence, the games platform, the payments and the regulated back office. When you open an account, the terms you agree to and the company holding your money and answering any complaint are Anakatech’s, not a standalone “7Bet Ltd”.

What is and isn’t verifiable about the licensing

I want to be straight with you here, because affiliate pages tend to paste in licence numbers without checking them. What can be verified on the Commission’s own register is the operator’s account number, 48789, that it holds an active remote casino licence, and that 7bet.co.uk is listed under it as a white-label domain. Those are the load-bearing facts and you can check them on the pages linked here.

What I would not take at face value are the full licence reference strings quoted around the web. Different review sites print different numbers for 7Bet, and at least one commonly copied figure actually belongs to a neighbouring account rather than the one that lists 7bet.co.uk. Instead of repeating a string I cannot stand behind, I would point you to the register entry itself. I also could not confirm the company’s Malta incorporation number from a primary source, so I have left it out rather than guess.

7Bet’s verified sister sites

These are the other brands registered to the same operator. They are not casinos an affiliate has decided “feel similar”: every one appears on Anakatech Interactive Limited’s own domain list on the Gambling Commission register, which is about as firm as sister-site evidence gets.

A domain sitting on the register means the operator has registered it, not that the brand is definitely open to new players today, so confirm a given site is actually live before you sign up.

What this means for you as a UK player

Because 7Bet runs on a UK licence, you get the protections that come with one, and it is worth knowing what they are rather than assuming a smaller brand skips them:

• You have a real complaints route. If something goes wrong and the operator cannot settle it, you can escalate to the Commission-approved alternative dispute resolution (ADR) provider named in the terms. Genuinely offshore sites give you no equivalent.
• The national online self-exclusion scheme covers it. Every UK-licensed online operator has to take part, so a self-exclusion set at national level applies to 7Bet too.
• Deposit limits are per account. A limit you set on 7Bet applies to that account only. It does not automatically follow you onto Betnero or the other network brands, so set your limits wherever you actually play.
• Fund protection is disclosed, not guaranteed. UK operators must state what would happen to your balance if the business failed. Read the customer-funds-protection rating in 7Bet’s terms so you know where you stand.

The real things to weigh are less about safety and more about this being a young, white-label brand. It has a short UK track record, the day-to-day operator behind the marketing is not obvious, and being part of a network means shared plumbing across 7Bet, Betnero, BetCrown and the rest. On bonuses, ignore any specific headline figure quoted second-hand, since offers change constantly. Read the current terms on the site, and bear in mind UK rules cap wagering requirements at 10 times, so treat anything heavier as a reason to look closely.

The verdict

7Bet is a legitimate, UK-licensed white-label casino from Anakatech Interactive Limited, sitting alongside Lucky Mate, Winomania, Betnero and a handful of other brands on the same licence. That places it well ahead of the genuinely offshore sites some lists lump it in with. It is still lightly established in the UK, so the fair comparison is against the bigger, longer-running Commission-licensed operators rather than against non-UK casinos. If a track record matters to you, one of those established names is the steadier choice; if you do try 7Bet, treat it as you would any newer site and set your own limits from the first deposit.

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